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Couples Counseling


Confessions of a Couple’s Therapist : “Do we really need counseling?”
One of the most common questions that one partner will ask me in the first session of couple’s therapy is whether I think they need therapy. This one-sided skepticism is something I have grown used to as a therapist. Unless there is a major crisis or betrayal threatening the stability of a relationship, one partner […]

Deanna Diamond, LPC
Feb 11, 20254 min read


Why It’s Okay to Say No: Tips on Assertiveness and Boundaries
Today’s American society no longer values leisure time, relaxation, and connecting with others face-to-face as it did a few decades ago. Instead, it exalts self-sacrifice, constant availability, and technological connections. Many of us struggle with the ability to manage all the “shoulds” that are imposed upon us. We have not found aa way to say […]

Rhonda Gates, LPC Assoicate
Jan 15, 20253 min read


Leave the Past in 2024: The Importance of Forgiveness for Your Mental Health
As you take stock of the past year, have you noticed the emotional baggage that has been weighing you down- old hurts, anger, unresolved conflicts, long held resentments, and thoughts of revenge? Do you need to forgive someone for the hurt they caused or perhaps yourself? Forgiveness is a two-way street; it benefits the forgiver […]

Jenai Tidwell, LPC-S
Dec 27, 20242 min read


5 Common Reason’s Couples Split Up
Ever wondered why couples who seem to have it all together sometimes end up parting ways? It’s not always about the big dramatic moments often, it’s the little things that pile up. As a Licensed Professional Counselor, I’ve seen how even the strongest relationships can hit rough patches. The good news? Many of these issues […]

Constence Moss, LPC
Sep 19, 20243 min read
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